During a visit to her nurse practitioner, a 68-year-old client is surprised at the nurse's recommendation of immunizations, stating, I thought those were only for children and teenagers..
Which of the following statements provides the most accurate rationale for the nurse's recommendation? A) Persons over 65 should receive vaccinations against measles, mumps, rubella, and hepatitis.
B) Older adults should receive annual influenza vaccinations and tetanus and diphtheria boosters every 10 years.
C) The childhood immunization schedule be replicated in beginning at age 65 to ensure adequate antibody titers.
D) Older adults should receive vaccinations if they live in close contact with others who may be or may become infected with infectious diseases.
Question 2
The nurse is aware of the spiritual dimension in Erikson's conceptualization of the older adult's growth and development.
When applying Erikson's theory to the care of older patients, what does the nurse realize as being a spiritual component of Erikson's final development task? A) Awareness that one is loved by others and has provided unconditional love.
B) A confidently held hope that a transcendent and positive afterlife awaits one following death.
C) A sense of contribution that one's relationships and endeavors have benefited society and one's family.
D) A sense of wholeness rooted in the knowledge that life experiences make sense and have served a purpose.
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